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Infomedia's monthly CHIP magazine in India awarded NComputing with the Product of the Month award for its innovative use of shared computing technology and energy efficiency.

NComputing Wins Award For Best Product (L Series) At IT Resellers 100. This prestigious event attracts the TOP 100 resellers from ARGENTINA (in terms of purchases, coverage and market share).

PC Quest - India Award

The Government of Andhra Pradesh, India was awarded the PC Quest Social Impact Award for their implementation of 40,000 NComputing access devices to bring computer access to 5,000 rural government schools in primarily remote areas where power and infrastructure are limited.

These awards identify projects that can be easily replicated and at the same time prove efficient and sustainable. NComputing was recognized with the award for Shared Computing Technology: Government Policy Initiative of the Year. The Andhra Pradesh Government envisaged an ambitious plan to bring computer access into 5000 government schools to benefit 1.8 million underprivileged children. The purpose of the project is to enable under privileged school children with computer skills in order to bridge the digital divide. To equip each of these schools with a computer lab, the Government of Andhra Pradesh, chose NComputing.

Scholastic Instructor, a leading education publication, provides product reviews to assist educators in making knowledgeable decisions when researching or purchasing new products for their schools. Each product selected for the Teachers' Pick Award is thoroughly reviewed in classrooms across the nation by Instructor's teacher testers.

NComputing is a finalist for the BETT award in the Digital Devices category. The BETT Awards define exemplar products. The awards also recognise outstanding education sector products and learning solutions. Judges review the entries based on these criteria, including design, cost-effectiveness, support of higher order skills and effective learning and teaching styles. For the technical evaluation, the focus is on the robustness and resilience of each product, and its accessibility for those with specific needs.

Frost & Sullivan Green Computing Excellence Award

Frost & Sullivan, a leading market research firm, has awarded us the 2008 North American Frost & Sullivan Green Excellence of the Year Award in the thin client computing systems domain. Our products were noted for efficient, eco-friendly computing for a fraction of the cost of traditional PCs." In addition, Frost said, "NComputing has taken a remarkably simple and effective approach to reducing the global impact of computers on the environment."

Established in 2001, The Tech Awards recognize 25 Laureates in five universal categories: education, equality, environment, economic development and health. These Laureates have developed new technological solutions or innovative ways to use existing technologies to significantly improve the lives of people around the world. NComputing was recognized with the Accenture Economic Development Award and cited for our solution, which "taps the unused power of a standard PC and redistributes it to multiple users, helping organizations in developing countries save on deployment, maintenance, energy and replacement costs and thereby narrowing the digital divide."

NComputing has been selected for the list of cool vendors in Gartner's "Cool Vendors in Client Computing, 2008" report (by Mark A. Margevicius, et al. - April 15, 2008). Gartner chose vendors that they consider to be innovative, impactful and intriguing: "technologies that can save users substantial space, time and money."

NComputing has won the prestigious 2007 Wall Street Journal Technology Innovation Award in the category of Computing Systems. The award winners are recognized for innovations that are truly a leap in terms of substance and impact. The Wall Street Journal reviewed over 800 companies in various categories, and fewer than 4% received an award. We are very proud to be recognized as the most innovative computing company of 2007! This recognition validates NComputing's revolutionary technology that is providing the world's most affordable PC access solutions.

"The X300 Access Terminal Kit can help educators cut computing costs by allowing them to share one shared PC with three additional users, or up to seven users with two kits. The kit's PCI card, access terminals, and software harness excess computing capacity. The kit connects users directly to the shared PC via standard cable, includes terminal services software for Windows and Linux and supports standard applications, including multimedia. Each user still has a standard monitor, keyboard, mouse and speakers."

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NComputing earns gold 5-Star rating

NComputing, Inc. was certified as a Gold 5-Star Overall Winner in VARBusinesses' 2008 Partner Program Guide (PPG), a guide that acknowledges the commitment and strength of a vendor's partner programs for its Channel resellers, IT integrators, and technology consultants. Of the hundreds of vendor program entries reviewed for this year's guide, NComputing was one of only ten Gold 5-Star Overall Winners chosen in this 14th annual VARBusinesse Partner Programs Guide survey. "The quality of a vendor's partner program reflects the true commitment they have to the thriving Solution Provider Channel, and this years 5-Star Partner Programs Guide winners are the cream of the crop of Channel-friendly vendors," said Robert C. DeMarzo, vice president and editorial director, CMP Channel.

NComputing named a "Top 5 Business to Watch" by IT World Canada

According to the article published by IT World Canada NComputing has "been making waves in the IT world with its low-cost computing terminals that open up new markets for resellers - while at the same time offering high margins. There's also the added bonus of being able to help economically limited markets." It also goes on to state that: "The company recently opened its doors in Canada and signed on Synnex as its national distributor. As a 100 per cent channel-based company, it's in the process of building a dealer base in Canada and developing an aggressive dealer-centric program to make this one of the hottest-selling products that resellers have in their arsenal. I think 2008 is our year to blossom in Canada," said Stephen Dukker, CEO of NComputing in Redwood City, Calif."
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EXPOCOMM Mexico 2008 1st place

With approximately 13,896 attendees, more than 100 speakers, seven international pavilions and 300 participant companies, EXPO COMM MEXICO 2008 offered, four days of a wide range of first level solutions for the industry of Telecommunications and Information and Communications Technologies (ICT), as well as the definitive announcements of the sector for the current year. As recognition for the technologies and applications presented during the forum, an Editorial Board comprised by editors of the most prestigious technology and business media, granted NComputing the first place award as the best solution for small and medium businesses.

Product evaluation of NComputing X300

"Thinclient.org got the opportunity to do a quick test of the X300 units from Ncomputing and suffice to say that we were impressed...Thinclient.org had the units up and running in about 2 hours...All in all very impressed...These little dudes are great."

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NComputing named Red Herring 100 Finalist

"For over 10 years, the Red Herring editorial team has diligently surveyed entrepreneurship around the globe. Technology industry executives, investors, and observers have regarded the Red Herring 100 lists as an invaluable instrument to discover and advocate the promising startups that will lead the next wave of disruption and innovation. Past award winners include Google, Yahoo!, Skype, Netscape, Salesforce.com, and YouTube."

CeBIT 2006 Server-Based Award Winner

NComputing won two of 9 server-based awards. The company was recognized for two applications of its virtual desktop technology. One was for the use of systems at Pollmeier, a sawmill in Germany, where they were installed in an environment where all other computing solutions had failed, including thin clients. The other was for the work with the WTO conference that brought dependable, efficient, and affordable computing access to over 11,000 participants.

Finalist: Silicon Valley Business Journal's green and clean category

The Silicon Valley Business Journal named NComputing as a finalist in this category in November of 2007. At a time when computers are responsible for nearly three-quarters of America's toxic waste NComputing's solution is a welcome savior of e-waste, carbon emissions, and money.